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Updated almost 15 years ago,

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Jonathan V.
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Duplex analysis

Jonathan V.
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I'm following up on an ad that has a duplex listed FSBO.

The price is $30,000.

Gross rent is $5,000 on each side a year according to the ad, leaving gross rent @$10,000 a year.

It does not give an address. It says all utilities paid by tenants.

It also says it has floor heat and window units. I'm located in Arkansas, we have cold winters and hot summers.

It says it's been rented for over a year w/ the same tenants.

When/if I call, what should I say, and when I show up, what should I look for?

Edit: Also no pictures available from ad.

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